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About The Beaverton enterprise. (Beaverton, Or.) 1927-1951 | View Entire Issue (Feb. 14, 1930)
FRIDAY, FEBRUAR Y __I4^_1$3<_ «- - .......... PAGE 4 "—■* Pf * 'T« Holst' fin - - Breeder* .............. . THF. BF.VERTON „^^1" N>bt'« of_ '1l'ualat‘" 1«*n,iu x ENTERPRISE HILLSDALE Dinner guests at the Mognettc home Sunday were Mr. and Mr». _____________ Kohler and two children of Port- TIGARD. ! P. Johnson of Cedar Mills have M e e t t o i Iftll tiled with the county clerk for the « Parent Teacher Association Mrs. Lotta Murray, of Portland, wilbur Carnes of Hood River v<sr T®o Late to Classify / S h o w i n g for F a i r nomination >f county commissioners r ___ Mr. Johnson takes for hit slogan wdl hold their regular meeting ut spjent Sunday with her sister, - rs. bjs siiter> Mrt. l rank Bishop .... .................................................. -Honest and efficient service at all the school Friday, February 21. N. Rickert. and family Sunday. Frank W. Connell was re-elected time»," and the slogan of Mr. Ny The card party held by the As- The Woine ns Foreign Missionary The Ladies Aid of the M. E. FO R SALE—Electric brooder; 500- s cialion at Mrs. Bugger's wtis a Ue* < >c *v (ii u c \L K. church held c|lirrcj1 met rhur»day for their reg- chick size; good shape; $12. Ti president of the W ashington County berg is “Economy and efficiency cided success. '1 here was ti good ,,)rt Wednesday at the home of Mrs. u|ar monthly meeting tit the home Holstein association at a meeting in c £ Hcdt,e wa§ ^ to was uDlc to bc be attendance, most uf the surrounding j.- Strum. of Mrs. Christie. After the business gard 8625. _______ the Hillsboro chamber of ^commerce ar(lUn,i Wednesday after several communities being represented. Mrs. Miss Mem Fonner and mother. i session refreshments were served by Earle days of ylneJfc Steele of Portland svon first prize ^ jrs j Fonner, of Portland, spent the Third division, FOR SALE— Cheap. 1 young fresh rooms Friday, February 7. _________________ and the consolation went to Mrs. Wednesday in Tigard calling on The Evangelical ladies held their Jersey c mw ; 1 good work horse; Jossy of the Rock Creek Golf Club _ w , J Collins. friends. monthly aid meeting in the church we.ght 1200 lbs. Asa Willtom». Ti was ¡«warded the 4-H ciub stinane» I and daughter, gard, Oregon; Ji-mile west ol school scholarship offered by the Mrs. E. Mognette iook ner moun-r Mrs. Bob Ryder entertained with The Women’s Foreign Missionary parlors Thursday. took her inotln-r ... highway, near end of Walnut Ave. association for the club year of Jl‘a" Ann, Portland, to Vancouver, a Valentine party tit her home Wed- Society of the M. E. church hgld 1 ii<lay evening OI * '* 1929. Other officers elected were Fio, °f nday to visit relatives. nesday evening February 12. their lesson study Thursday at the f*rs* departnien. ^ru .,nvort i -..gi A. J. Evers, vicej-president; W. F. Wash., Sunday FOR SALE—Red clover seed. F. Mrs. Phillip Lynch who was ill all home of M t s . Rumanian. Mrs. Haw- met *n *"e M- ’• C l(lC Cyrus, secretary; F. H. Jossy, and ’ ... . ____1 XI « j k’.-.if l n rnne in.l Eisner. 1’honc Tigard 02S.________ last week with an attack of Flu ha» thorne was leader. *M r- and Mrs Hoy Carnes and Walter Lmdow, directors. i ccovered. Mrs. Wm. Ariss was on the sick daughter Mhryand sister Mrs. Ann Siutz of Porthm 1 took Jinner with The system of herd classification Census Report for The Parent Teacher Association sick list this week. Mrs. P. M. Boose has been on the Mr. Carnes' sister, Mrs. Frank Bish- / .- .■ .V .V .V .'.V A V // .V A V / .- .V now being used by the American Absent Families will meet at Mrs. Bugger’s, Friday ' ,r *. !> ,ilK,*e o;» recently recently. Holstein association is proving a I ° ’ recenUy; .. February 14 to sew for the service »><* 1,st th,s we ek AUBREY L. FLETCHER the very satisfactory means of herd im- ---------- 6 Members of the Tigard high school1 Tigard folks are enjoying shop. provenant said H. A. Mathiesen, honored the football team with a balmy days. 1 he pussies have climb- Attorney et Lew field representative of the association Th*-’ Census » makin* Mrs. \ irgil Bolton Entertained h^qm ;t Thursday evening. The ¡if- cd out of their williiwrs, buds arc Beaverton .Oregon He briefly outlined the method being special provision for enumeration of iiesdav. llih, with a Bridge lunch- fair turned out ' to be an occasion swelling and many early bulbs have Office with Beaverton Realty Co. used and stated that the breeders families planning to be away from con. Mrs. Grant B. Fonda of Ryan wbjcb wju jong be remembered. pushed above the soil, Place rvun first prize and Mrs. R. and Mrg_ T. Fisher and baby The M. E. Ladies Aid is planning Special attention given to commercial who have had their »tock classified home during the month of April. Ri, . r<.n.„ . , C Thompson, second. 0f Washougal. Wash., spent Sunday a snappy play for the near future, accounts, conveyancing, real property have expressed them.elve» as being The Fifteenth Decennial Census of satisfied with the gradings given t h e ......................... ... ° Mrs. K. C. Thompson will be host- w;tb Mrs» Fisher’s parents’, Rev It is interesting to hear the Ti and the settlement of estates. iinimals in their herd*. *he United States will be taken cM for tbe parent Teacher Associa- and Mrs. Moore. gard merchants talk of their new • .V .V .V .V .'.V /.V .V .V .V .’.'.V .'* The 4-H scholarship will not be during the month of April. The tion Ut her home February 28. Cards James Bishop is planning on proposed building and we hope it the diversion for the after- spending this week-end ill Corval- does not turn into an air castle. given for the year 1930. Instead enumeration will bc made by a will . . . the county Holstein group will give force of abou, 100(XX) enumerat0r, noon, lis with his friend. Arthur Swanson. The most popular man in this one dollar to every boy or girl in , E-Z t e r m s o r t r a d e who is attending the state college, ‘own during the recent bad snow the county who brings a worthy who W,U from house to htm*c Darrol Frewing, Nathan Kurth of storm was our good friend the BEAVERTON 1925 FORD Coupe Balloons—,. .$115 purebred Holstein animal to the and secure the information required O. S. C., Eunice Maurer and Grace plumber, N. Rickert. He experienced 1926 STAR 6 Coupster------------ $150 county fair. ^ for the census. Eveiy person ii to ---------- Mason of Mfonmouth enjoyed the a great difficulty in answering all 1926 CHRYSLER 58 Phaeton.... $215 The scholarship for work done in b- enumerated, so far as possible, A marrfegehcenie was issued this week-end at home with then par- ‘be culls that came to him to thaw 1927 ESSEX 4-Door Sedan........ ¿K*1 1929 was awarded to Earle Jossy at his "uiual place of abode” or week *° 44scar Xewlander, of Beaver- ents. out PH168- 1926 HOICK 4-Door Sedan----—4450 because of his activity in his club, thc p|ace where hc usuaiiy iives. p " .a" '1 MrS- Alo,S' L Ureene of 1927 PONTIAC Coach ------ 4385 1929 FORD Tudor Seduti......-4495 h.s personal achievements in fus Wfccre individuai nieinbers of a his records and his part in Nfrs. E. D. Agnell was Mrs. Good- YKO <>LD$ De Luxe 1 oath ....$345 work, the achievements of his club. Earle are away from home at thc sej|.s (of (;oodse]| Motor Co.) house T 1926 CHRYSLER 70 Coach..... 4450 wus secretary of his group which time the census is taken they will ^-uest Tuesday and Wednesday. ♦*« 1927 CHRYSLER 70 Cabrolet. $725 n.ade a 100 per cent record of com- be reported to the enumerator by Wednesday Mrs A F Larson &tj. " 1925 WILLYS KNIGHT Sedan., $425 tcndcd thc Ladies Aid of the Etn- 1928 GRAHAM PAGE Sedan $700 pletions, he was a member of the other members of the family. . . . , , . . . . T, . , 1928 CHRYSLER 72 Crown Sdn$105ö stock judging team that represented the county at the state Fair and Por cascs r,vhcrc « u known ,n " la“ Uel Lu,heran «-hurch, Portland. ^ _ .VKANSON’S C AR EXC HANGE— won prizes on his calf in both the advance that the whole family will Mr. E. D. Agnell will be home S 240 Grand Avenue, Cor. E. Main open class and the club class for be away from home at that time, over the week-end and Mrs. Agtiell j Holstein cattle at the county F a ir.1 SpCC|al provision has been made by wil1 accompany him on his next trip -:O u r Reputation Protects You the Director of the Census in thc ' ' 1 1929 LINCOLN SEDAN— HUDSON Custom BROUGHAM W /A V M M A W A V A V .V A V p . n i. q j) | form of an absent iumily schedule (■« "rge Brown of the Beaverton Six wire wheels, spares are Beaverton Kealty ^ell . . Phannacy made a business trip to 1927— Original factory finish ; mounted in fender wells. Six rubber 95%; rebuilt through FOR FIRST-CLASS Portion of Shaw Place wh,ch ,S bt‘ f,lled OUt by SO,“C Portland Tuesday, brake system; perfect paint; roriion or onaw riace responsiWc meiIlber 0f ,he family in out. We iwant to sell this PLUMBING AND JOBBING upholstery, tan bjoadclolh. today ................................ $550 advance of the census date and ~ ■ ---- ' Driven only short distance; DONE AT REASONABLE PRICES Havid Reed of Portland has pnr- transmitted to the local Supervisor . owned by conservative driver. DODGE SENIOR S S E D A N - CALL $850 down chased 10 acres of thc Dan Shaw Qf ,bc Census. A copy of this 1928— An opportunity you I'l.nc, winch adjoins the Farmington ichedttU am be secured by applica- have waited for. It has 4- 1928 BUICK STD. 6 SEDAN— road. He plans to take possession tion to Fred S. Perrinc c f Oregon vvheel hydraulic brakes; broad Paint in new condition; up cloth upholstery’; Rebuilt immediately and will make e x -' City, Oregon, who is the Census holstery perfect; 4 new tires. Beaverton 3303 motor in excellent condition, Rebuilt throughout: 4-wheel tensive improvements on the place. Supervisor for this district. :: inside and out. biukes. The best Buick ever These people, (who are a welcome addition to this community, were ba»»bes planning to be away dur- Priced at .—.....-........... $745 built. Our price .........„ $975 higlily thought of in their former ,hc 1nK>nJth of lcav,n« ,hc Special Purchase V / / A W . W A V W V W A W A \ S home town ' clo8cd, or 'v‘th1 no one “ 1927 ESSEX SEDAN ........... $30< 927 CHRYSLER 52 coach....$485 < > The Beaverton Realty company' charKe ,who ,s t»ual,f,cd t0 «,ve the '929 ESSEX COACH ........... $425 1928 CHRYSLER 62 Sedan... $775 this deal and also rented part census information to the enumera- E 1926 HUDSON Brougham ...$375 1928 CHRYSLER 62 Spt-R. $785 Bone-Dry Heavy Wreckage made H S. c n Barnes c farm and i u build- ^T i tor, are . urged to obtain , one of 1929 CHRYSLER 75 Sedun. $1395 of , the M. . , f FOR SALE BEST FUEL 1929 CHRYSLER 75 sport.. $1350 1928 CHRYSLER 62 Spt.-C. $825 ings, now belonging to L. S. Barnes^ these schedules at once and to fill NOW ON 1928 CHRYSLER 72 sport.... $985 1928 CHEVROLET Coach ...$445 Sinil. Load. $4 00 2 Load. $7 00 to Walter Burke Boring. Mr. Bor it out and send it to Mr. Pcrrine, I.andau... $525 1926 B uick S E D A N ............. ..4<i25 1928 C HEVROLET ing is a son|-in kiw to Mrs. Della at thc earliest possible date. Or if BEAVERTON 0904 WE DELIVER Fisher. thc house is left in charge of a 1926 CHRYSLER <<0 road $545 1925 BUICK Spt. Roadster.... $395 Save $2.00 to $1.00 servant .who will be sure to be at 1926 CHRYSLER 70 road $645 1929 PLYMOUTH Sedan .....$675 From S. P. Shops, Beaverton, Ore 1926 BUICK roadster ..........$475 1928 DURANT 55 Scdtin ...... 575 home when the enumerator calls» W W A A A W A W W V A A V V V V SA 1925 CHRYSLER 70 road. ...$485 1927 STUDEBAKF.R Die. Sc $695 the schedule may be left wilh such Man Sent to Hospital $575 1926 DODGE COUPE ........ $345 63 CADILLAC Sedan scrvtmt for delivery to the enumera 1926 DODGE SEDAN ..........$J45 1927 NASH C ABRIOLET .. . $645 With Frost Nipped Feet tor. Thc information furnished on • 1927 P O N T IA C S E D A N ....... $4« 1927 CHRYSLER 50 Coach... $395 CLINE PIANO WAREHOUSE — —— this schedule will be treated as I«; '926 CHRYSLER 70 coach .$525 1925 CHRYSLER 70 Sedan.. $445 During the recent cold spell N. I. confidential tind will be used only Factory Distributors X 1929 PONTIAC COACH ...... $775 1924 RF.O 6 SEDAN........... U»»d Piano Bargain* Dozens of fine 1 Nelson, aged 77, had his feet so for the tabulation of statistics which Y 1924 DODO F. COUPE ..... . $1951926 STUDF.BAKER S td6C $495 pianos at lowest possible prices In frost bitten that he found it nec- will not reveal any information with | FOR MEN— our Bargain Piano Department. Well essary to go to the Emmanuel hos- regard to individuals or families Y pital itt Portland for tnfttment. known makes— Women and Boys ? NO JU N K -N O TRASH 1 Values to $12.50 Couple Narrowly Some used—some shop-worn samples. 18th . t ALDER—OPEN EVES, and SUNDAYS—PHONE BR 8205 NOW $4.85 to $8.85 Most any size—style— standard or Escape From Death period, design walnut, mahogany, LADIES HI SHOES ©uk and ebony finishes. * —— - . 'w - . _»-ii_____ e Packard—Bond Howard Baldwin Special ................... 98c Mr. and Mrs. J. J. Bejattl of Day Lester—Farrtmd—Wick — Monarch ton, Oregon, narrowly cscapeJ the 1 LOT CHILDRENS ;• Bauchmann — Smith & Barnes fo r c-.nsequence of a bad accident last Thompson —Gaylord- Kimball—J. over Shoes & Oxfords $1.95 Satuukiv morning, when their auto- Before You have that Dental work Done ft C. Fischer -Cornish—Wellington 38 year« ir.ohile skidded and stopped short Childrens Rubbers 49c Hallct & Davis -Steinway—Etc. in the ditch just north of the S. P. All priced to delight bargain seek tracts at the Tigard crossin.;. Hear Misses Rubbers 59c * 5 ounces for a s * ers: $t»5, $78, $85. $ino, $125, $137, ing the warning bell of an ap- $150, $175, $187. $205, $235, $275, up. I touching truin, Mrs. Bejaul applied and Price to show you we can Positively TERMS her brakes. It was raining at thc Save you money on Guaranteed Dentistry $4 00. IS 00 MOO PER MONTH time and the pavements too slippery to effect a quick stop, so the Be- No Finance Comffcny to Deal With. {double actin g ) WHY PAY MORE? jtiuls turned the car to the ditch. No Red Tape—Everything Guar The front corner of the top of thc anteed -We Pay Freight USX) USE L E S S * car struck the telephone pole, bend Miles I 145 -Uh St., near Alder than of high priced brands ing thc frame, otherwise there rwas CLINE PIANO WAREHOUSE M I L L IO NS OP POUND S no material damage. A towing car Portland Postal Bldg, 3rd & Washington Portland U S E D BY O U R C O V E R N N K N BARGAIN EXCHANGE from H. H. Duncan's -range pulled 12th and Washington Streets them out ol their predicament. The HEART of a Successful Business OUR USED CAR DEPARTMENT F. A. NOYES Goodyears Shoe Sale English Shoes I Chase Garfield Motor Co. i Chrysler Distributors s u .s « » * j Let us Give You an Examination KC GOODYEAR SHOE COMPANY Baking Powder Peerless Dentists WHERE CAN 1 BUY IT ? A A YOU CAN DEPEND ON Advertised Products AUTO GLASS CHIROPODIST DR "OBERT FISHER FURNITURE Advertisements in this paper TOMMY LUKE OPTOMETRIST RUG MAKING THE UPSTAIRS FURNITURE STORE 46 East 13th St. IF YOUR EYES F.Ast 9352 EAST SIDE RUG CO. NEED THF. NEW F.VERWF.AR RUGS S i< k t ATTENTOIN Made From Your Old Carpets and THEY NEED 167 Fourth St. and Clothing. v / a ]r TH E BEST Between Morrison bnd Yamhill Rug Cleaning, Refitting and Siziug. M< E-rate (. hurges—Coti'hltation LOWEST PRICES IN PORTLAND 9x12 Cleaned and Sized, $3.5# Without Obligation. We Call for bnd Deliver. UPSTAIRS—YOU PAY LF.SS Win. Pfeifer, Manager. Portland, Ore SEE WANT AD COLUMN DR ORVILLE H SCHEETZ OPTOMETRIST SEEDS PHOTOGRAPHS 1019 Selling Bldg. BF. 9729 FOR AN AUTOMOBILE“ N .tUro|»«th Physician A Chiropodist 19th and Washington IF YOUR FEET HURT, SEE ME have been passed by the highest au BRwy. 2312 Portland, Oregon Third and Washington Sts. thority—the buying public. ---- * ATwater 8877 501 Dekum Bldg. AUTO WRECKING ---------------------- - ATTORNEY FLORIST NEW AND USED PARTS Portland leading Auto Wreckers A Saving of 50 to 75 Per Cent on PORTLANDS PROGRESSIVE A . C. A L L E N All l *ed Parts Exchtinge on Re FLORIST Attorney at Law built Generators, Starters and PHONE BRwy 0233 F L O W E R S Armatures Rtraround. ((tenera) Practice) P E T E R S O N , Photographs WE P \Y THE HIGHEST PRICE 712 Swetland Building. O rn e r Fifth FUR CARS TO WRECK \ t Pricrs You Can Afford Por bud Washington. traits, Wedding Pictures, Family A U T O P A R T S CO. ATwater 1489 Sixth and Alder (Almost) Union Ave One Block North ©f Groups That Satisfy. Portland, . . . . Oregon Broadway TKinity 491R. i ®F 7215 Portland, Oregon AV2 Pittock Bldg Port kind, Oregon >■ ■ ■ i..— . . ■ The . • In Portland Alder at Sixth, Portland, Ore. S E E DS AN atch l s and Our Seeds Grow." Man N our Vegetable and Flower IT IS ONLY ON THE BASIS OF Garden N\»w. Our New 1930 (atalog is Now Ready. CONFIDENCE AND TRUST OREGON SEED STORE THAT YOU CAN LUILD UP s. W. ( earner 2nd and Yamhill. BUSINESS ATrwater 5522 Portland. Oregon