The Beaverton enterprise. (Beaverton, Or.) 1927-1951, February 21, 1930, Image 3

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Newspaper Page Text21, - P resenting New Itod Linjprovem ents 'h'«« I whU, on th e m isguided c t p t p u l g n which took P h ila d e lp h ia a t tlw » sacrifice of Bui- goyue, Wuslili gto « p la ce d him self U - tw eon the B ritish a I th e caplt I. l i e C. G E E w as d e f e a te d a t B ran d y w in e hut a WO • p lte of t h a t h o l i t e r a t ta c k e d m G . r C H IN ESE niantow n a n d n u f - l y won. It has been said th a t Ids p i j i « f action w as too M E D IC A L rood, th a t It r e q u ir e d m o v e m en ts Ids HERBS officers a n d m e n w e r e un tide to eve C O , Inc. cute. T h i s a t ta c k was r e g a rd e d as an. o th e r a u d a c i ty proving- th a t Washing 262 ton did n o t know w hen lie w as lick d A ld«r St. und consequently co u n t not l>e. T h e b u ttle o f U ernutntow ii, a lth o u g h l o s t, had Its p art, along w ith S arato g a , lu R E M E D IES convincing F ra n c e that In s u p p o rtin g —are recommended for the alle th e A m ericans It m ig h t pick or m a k e th e whiner. viation of Liver, Stonaich, Kid Glorious Victories. ney and Bladder trouble. Many W hen H ow e w ith d re w from Plilln have been benefit ted by using the del phi a to r e tu r n to New Yolk. W ash Chinese Roots, Herbs and Barks. Ing ton undertook to h a r a s s and. If pox Call or «write—262^4 Alder St. slble. Intercept th e movement, itml ai corner T h ird St. M onmouth he aga in a t ta e k e d hii enemy which was not limiting tro u b le ut that tim e or place. T h e ta k in g of Stony Point by light '. ■ .V . W A V .V .Y A W . V .V .V . V . Infantry u n d e r G eneral W ayne w is an exam ple of military m a n eu v e r ohvionx W H E N IN P O R T L A N D ly a t t r a c t i v e to th e c h a r a c t e r o f W ash I ST O P AT T H E Ington a s a soldier. It w as w ithout powder, uml th e men who clim bed the bluffs In th e night knew th a t the m a r est otlicer w ould kill a n y o n e who fire I Newly F’unii shed a shot. T hey had n o thing but their Courteous, Service Reasonable bayonets. Again, nt th e ta k in g o f re d o u b ts No. 9 a n d No 111 at Yorklow n. the F re n ch th e one, thu Am r'i hi I ght Rates, (. lose to Downtown District 14th & W ashington St. Hr. .1435 Infa ntry th e other, t h e r e w as no p w Superb Courage oi Washington W hen Wuslslngion t o o k com m and o f th e New F.uglaiul troops besieging Boston he a s s u m e d responsibility for Hpph,J more men u n d e r a r m s th a n he had e v e r seen before. T h e num be rs w e re the I e m b a r ra s s in g not only a s a problem of directiou but us one of orgunizaliou. l ie owed Ills ap|K>ititnioii( to tw o tilings, one t h e nec essity of o vercom AV.*. ing the colonial je alo u s ies lu New E n g land and th e o th e r of bringing th e S outh definitely In with th e North. Principally for th e second reason J o h n A dam s opposed the ap|>olntnient of J o h n H ancock a s ch ief In cdThnmnd slid pro cu red the ap pointm ent of Col ouel W ashington. P robably a t uo tim e w a s the p ro fe s sional soldier's c ontem pt for u n tra in e d citizens in arm s, for tr a in e d bands, militia, a n d a n a r m e d ra b b le g r e a te r 'A W , th a n It w as before Concord and B u n k e r Hill In New E ngland, but the a t t a c k on th e hill ta ught respect for th e Colonials behind e a r th w o r k s an d in en tre n c h m e n ts. H o v v v e r, It vveut no f a r t h e r th a n that. In spite of th e Inherent d efe cts of the troop o r g a n iz a tio n an d supply thu New E n g la n d e r s had done th e ir work well. T h e i r chief, A rtenias Ward, und ids associates. H eath, Knox, Arnold, S tark , etc., m ay not have been skilled soldiers, hut they w ere d e term in e d and brave, and devotion n ev e r rea ch ed a dcr. higher level of co u ra g e th a n It did lu At every o p p o rtu n ity W a -hlc ;ton Here we are with a snappy new sport coupe, the latest presentation in the 1930 Chevrolet such men ns W a rre n an d P rescott. took the aggressive with c o u ra g e an d Six line. The inset on the upper left shows the new slanting non-glare windshield; the ) i: • IT, u n i (’olonlul iiiiliiluiuci* whi m Confidence vvldch d isre g a rd e d cam ions c o nsideration of w hat he hud to hit Colonel W ashington found about Bos right is an interior of the coupe, and lower, with the fair lady, is the model itself. an d o f w h a t he had to lilt with. W hen ton had (au g h t th e British profession he took com m and befo re Boston he als two costly lessons. D istinguished FO R SALE OR T R A D E —Two Grange hall. T he public is cordially had m any m ilitary lessons o f g e n e r a l British g en e rals with a com petent young Gobblers, Mrs. John D. invited to Uttcnd. sh ip to le arn from experience, hut lie force w ere besieged an d un ce rtain both 1 Livies, Y Limliill. Ore. R. 1). No. 1 Mrs. Jessie Huslage is employed as us to w hat to do and liovv to do It. did not hav e to a c q u ir e c o u ra g e T h a t housekeeper for Albert Christensen w as In his sto u t h e a rt, a n d It w as the V Knew British W eakness. W I L L S A C R IF IC E for cash 7 lots ivho is farm ing his fathers place. quality w hich m ade the D ec la ra tio n of *;* Several th in g s d ic ta te d W a sh in g to n 's V n e a r church anil high school in Mr. and Mrs. Chas Van Kleek subsequent m ilita ry course, f i r s t w as In d ep e n d en ce good. Tigard. See Mj. S. Daly, for Realty atte n d e d the funeral in Portland his own physical an d moral courage. Exchanges. SEEN A T TW ILIGHT Saturday of Miss Gehlert whose T h a t was bis best m ilitary equipm ent. parents formerly resided at Tigard. It w as u n h e s ita tin g a n d unfaltering. F O R S A L E —Sand, gravel, crushed Mr. and Mrs. J. L. H aggerty are: Second probably, w as his exp e rien c e rock and road gravel. P. E. spending several «lays visiting their vvilli British r e g u la r troops. He had 1NS1 R U C T I O N S Hagg, Phone T igard 40. seen them lose th e ir dlsc^iline u n d er son n ear Silverton. Five C I E N T S • lin e p e r i l t u e W I N T E R A P P L E S —50c a box and Mr. Win. Campbell of Husum j terror. It w as not a proper Indictm ent Count hive w o rd * (o t h e line. up, 1). Pitt, 1 mile south of Bank Wash., utis calling on old n e ig h b o r s j of B ruddock’s re g u la rs th a t they could 1 not tight th e F re n c h an d Indians as T h e n c o u n t y o u r profits. of Beaverton. Saturday. Mr. Campbell says ibe> the Virginia riflemen could tight them, ; S X l ' E R l ’ Shoem aker at Tigard, see had 42 inches of snow and for three T h e d is a s te r w as th a t th e y would not The*« Classified Ad* appear ii, Jo h n Lena, two blocks south of days the therom eter registered 44-o obey orders. T h e th ird w as his ills Beaverton Enterprise, Tigard S e n below zero. tr u s t of m in u te men. tnllltlu, an d of Public school tinel, Multnomah Press, Aloha A n d e r s o n j undisciplined riflemen. Mr. and Mrs. Geo. N ew s and Yamhill Journal. “ANY G IR L in need of a friend, spent Saturday evening ut the home Lt Is tr u e t h u f men of that type won write Elsie H. Allemartn, T he Sal of Mr. and Mrs. Ray Christensen thu principal A m erican successes, as I 10.00« R E A D E R S W E E K L Y vation Army W h ite Shield Home, a t Tigard. ut O rlskany, B ennington, Saratoga. 565 Mayfair Avenue, Portland. King's M ountain, and Covvpens, hut it H iteon pupils enjoyed a valentine w as W a sh in g to n ’s arm y which kept the Oregon.” box Friday afternoon at school. p r e s s u r e on th e B ritish points of eon PA Y $10 n, $1 5 a m onth on a con D R E S S M A K IN G wanted by Mrs. Mr. Und Mrs. Chris Christensen c e ntratlon. Jessie Husktge at her residence attended tract, for four rooms of nearly in Portland the funeral It w as W a sh in g to n 's d istinctive c h a r , Hew furniture* that «wc had to take V* mile from McDonald's store. F’riday of FMmund J. H offman who a c te rls tic th a t lie would a tta c k . T h a t | a i k. Save what was paid in. The A ddress Tigard, R F D 1. was formerly a resident here. q u a lity w as developed In him ns If he U pstairs Furniture Store, 107 4th ,V .W Miss M ary M erritt of Beaverton laid the experience, th e genius, and F ro m s l u l t v c f p osition it is vit wed. or G L A S S E S F O U N D —Dec. 24th on was a guest fct Ut Yamhill, Portland, Oie. Friduy evening of th e re so u rc e s of any one of the great w h st litio , li» W id iln itr n m onum ent g en e rals of history. H e laid two plans F ro n t St., between Beaverton Bank Elizabeth Struthers. eidflr in Ils sm ipU m a|.iifW «itc*. to th ro w th e British out of Boston F O R S A L E —1 75 capacity F'lectric and Erickson garage. Call at Geo. Miller is driving a new Chev Both w ere vetoed hy Ills council. Both g ^P lcnhat 5no capacity Electric E nterprise office. rolet these days. F irst B irthday C elebration w ere am azingly audacious. Both may LOR Bi ooder, $12. BR 99J2-J-: R I C H A R D S O N ’S R U G G E D C H I X — G eorge W ashington s birth d a y llrst The Christian Endeavor, young hav e been very foolish, tin e was to Nine years breeding with Hfcnson people of the Church of Christ of a t t a c k ac ro ss th e lee If It becam e w as ce le b ra ted as n p a trio tic holiday U S E D and unused Postage Stamps stock. Having introduced new Beaverton had a iveiner roast Kri- solid enough to permit It. T h e oth e r at Newport. It. I.. In 17x|. i s years be Sought and sold. W e end stamps fore lie died W a sh in g to n wax p rese n t w as to a tta c k In rowboats. It Is one blood lines last season by purchas duy evening in S tru th e rs woods. rday Oi approval to coliceli# ■>. W c buy nt Home of the most tollable of the thing for a n u n tr a in e d general and an ing hatching eggs direct from the Stami) Collections. W rite Golden Mrs. Ruth And erson entertained e a r ly holiday occasions In honor of u n tr a in e d com m and to resist behind H an so n farm our males are from 'Rii!* Slump Co., P. G. Box 108, the Rebecca club Tuesday a f te r cover, but only a m an with W a sh in g Ills IditInlay. bloodlines closely related to the P< riami, Oregon. noon. He a t te n d e d a gigantic p a trio tic hall to n 's courage would have seriously W o r ld ’s Championship pen. Many Miss Elizabeth S tru th e rs was a considered assa u ltin g a f o ititlid city In Ills honor at P ldludelphlu on l-Thru- of our chicks for 1930 have already F O R S A L E —Electric bro o d e r; 500- Sunday dinner guest at the Merritt su p p o rte d by n fleet and held by disci iiry 22, 17l)'2. Ills b irth d a y teas cele been sold to old customers. Your b r a te d each y e a r from then on but ehick size ; good shape ; $12. T i ¡dined troops. early order will be appreciated. home m Beaverton. th e g r e a te st of all th e c e le b ra tio n s gard 8025. His Greatest Exploit. Tualatin H e ights Chickery, E. C. took place ill New York lu 171'S. s w W hen he a tta c k e d at T re n to n his N WANT ADS. Carlton Hotel W HARDWARE 5 C FO R S A L E —Cheap. 1 young fresh Jersey corw; 1 good w ork ho rse ; «It ght 1200 lbs. Asa Williams, Ti- ga-d, O re g o n ; 44-mile west of highway, n ear end of W a ln u t Ave. GHT FO R S A L E —Red clover seed. El ner. Phone Tigard 028. ■ ■ S t OK S A L E —R. I setting hens. J ..J.v- _ **• Harris, Rt. 2. Beaverton. $ W I \ T E D —Old Buick car for the P «tts; must be cheap. R. L. H ickr _ > n a , Box 152, Y am hill, Oregon. ie S A L E —One electric incubator; *>ver f a il; price, $30 00. C. P. Wt> ker, Yamhill D a k ; e —A t r iS the Fairvale Club ho se every Saturday night, under the auspices of the club. Free Ch-rWing, Refreshments» IN S T O R A G E —Looks and is like new. W ill sacrifice for f p .i n c e , $168.00. T erm s $2.00 IMh'lcly. Will discount for cash. W r ie Tallman Piano Store, 395 S o 12th St., Salem, Oregon. P IA N O ORF.-SM AKING— Remodeling, Coats R* , ed. F irst house on B urnham Ay- Mrs, J e f fs, Tig.trd. W I L L H A V E S P A C E in my in- cul »tor for 1600 eggs during the nsoi ;h of March. If ycu wish some hatched, please phone or write fo r prices. Dave Thompson, 11, Oregon I-RA >E—Leghorn rooster, H a n se n Mr# in, for Pullets. Beaverton 4105. ’HONOGRAPH R E P A I R I N G —Any «. 151 4th Street, near M : ♦n, Portland, Oregon. ?O R WOOD. 1815. Call Tigard kkl W ood, $b per cord, * ^ ^ • < i _ $ 5 _ j > e r cord. 4t FOR S A L E —L aundry-ette Electric m i h ■ g machine, slightly used. $50 T « r » Multnomah H ardw are Store A lV a irr 5923 Richardson, Tuulatin, Phone Tigard 04152._______________________________ HITEON SCRATCHES Hiteon club met F ebruary 12 a! the house of Miss M argaret Summers at Tigard with sixteen m em bers and five visitors present. This meeting wa sa Valentine pa rty u n J a fte r each otic had drawn a comic valentine tht verses were read as roll call. Miss Summers had a list of clever glimes planned, the highest persons scor- ing in each game received small hearts which they placed on $core cards. At the close of the aitcr- noon the hearts were counted atuf Mrs. Ray Christensen, holding ihc most received n heart shaped box of candy. G randm a Carlson received the consolation prize. T he luncheon tables were appropriately decorated with red crepe paper, ct'pids, hearts end red ctindlcs. H eart shaped sal ads and cakes further carried out the valentine scheme. As this was our president, Mirs. Gladys Meyer's birthday a lovely birthday cake rvith ctunlles was also on the menu. A very pleasant afternoon was spci.t by all and the ladies vote Miss S um m ers a royal entertainer. Monday evening February 10 Mr. tind Mrs. Chris Christensen were pleasantly surprised at their new Kebekah home in Tigard by the club ladie and their hu bands, social evening was enjoyed and the çjub presented them with a po tint and jardinecr. Mrs. N orris Olson of Mr and iting at the himIf orti; nd were s. Lena Olson. Hi tc T he Misses Lucile and Ei Robert i Holland and Joe r lint wc Sunday rucsts at the h K of Mr. I h r i s Rcstroff t W a shot and Mr gnl. W a h. Lloyd Metzentine is i iploye d at the Proj •gress garage. On the afternoon of March :h 1, county agent M c W h o rte r will ipe:tk un Farm Topics at the K mton HAZELDALE NEWS arm y h ad been s h a tte r e d by Its e x p e r i ences ut Brooklyn lle'glits, by Its n a r row e s c a p e from the easy-going Howe l»,v Its r e tr e a t ac ro ss New Je rse y , by losses in battle, by desertions, ami by the d efe etlon of th e su rro u n d in g coun try side. It Is tru e that som ething had to Is- done to rev ive I lie ex p irin g flame of A m erican resolution and co u ra g e hut here w as an exploit of p u re d eten u ! natio n and s e re n e heroism which took the f ra g m en t of u b eaten arm y across Ihe Did h w a r e to risk an a d v e n tu r e which might have m eant th e end. Win n llovve moved out o f New York T h e Literary Society held open m eeting on Tuesday eve, February 11th, with a fairly good attendance T he committee Mrs. J. Douglas, Mrs. i C. Prink and A rth u r Syverson had ariUnged an interesting program Mr. .D ietch of Beavertoon iwas the spe a k er. T he subject was T h e Human C rge in which he pointed out that it should be our urge to develop the best that is in us, and to this be a greater boost for our county. T he Rev. W»aldington of BcUverton spoke briefly commending the Soc iety and its work. Mrs. Clifford Prink played a P iano solo. A group of readings which were given by M i l l Oiga Whipple, Hillsboro. Paul Pure, Clean Milk is as essential a» Kennedy of P ortland sang several song» pkiying his own accompaniment Minshine to your children’s health on the banjo. Mrs. Lemmon and For Milk «coring 95 out of a ; ■ r Mrs. Prink sang a duet and Mrs feet 100 points by the State Dairy Lemmon gave a humorous reading. and Food Department An invitation was read from tht Call the W estside clubs urging the society t « m eet with them in ihe near futuu- S E R V IC E D AIRY T hc rig irtir meeting »will lie held on Tuesday, February 25. T he com m it Beaverton 2407 tee in charge, are Jean Smith, Mrs Deliveries day or night Max Berger anil Eunice Motheral. O ur M otto Quality. Service, Miss Mary Grand and Miss Jean Smith tittended the banquet given by Satisfaction the Beaverton Cham ber of Commerce last F’riday evening. Governor Nor- Mad was the guest of honor and de livered a very fine address. Jess Churchly suffered a very pain ful accident lust Saturday when he dipped ami fell on a large spike S P E C I A L I S T S IN pen etrated which his leg to the AUTO WRECK WORK bone. A ND Mr an ! Mrs 1Robert, i an d family M O TO R O V E R H A U L IN G of Poe tland were guests of Mr and Mrs. Max B ercer last Sum kiy. Mrs. Johin O ’Ci >nnor it 1j p:itietit at th e Sin it h ho spi tal in Hill *boro where a «tre c>!>eratii>n ivas per- BHuMWYAYJOiS formed last week 1 4 T" & F V E R E T T S T S Mr. and Mrs. B. L. Gri ffitt and PO R T LA N D , O R E G O N ,' Asa » viere i\ ¡inner guests of Mr. and COMPLETE AUTOMOTIVE .%( rt. F ndav Matt Blomquist on evening. MACHINE SHOP ¿ÎY MOTOR L e n i t y will c p i i a t » w ith g r e a t e r force, In i< m e in s t a n c e s , t h a n ri g o r It U th e r e f o r e m y f.r»t wi»h to h a v e m y whole c o n d u c t d i r t n ; U *!»ed by It.— W a i t i n g ion. W aeh in g t o n ' ■ f l a j T h e flue of G eneral W a sh in g to n 's < bodyguard, w h i c h wh s lost In I.Sil I an d found about tw o year# ago. lias hern re sto re d to Ita original condition 1 und is now d isp lay e d wi t h o th e r relies j of W ashington in Ihe local Masonic te m ple In A le x a n d r a . Vn » V F. W. BISHOP Phone i .. 2003 j B e a v e r t o n , Or .y . y ^ ^ . j . . - . Goodyears Special Purchase Shoe Sale NOW ON Save $2.00 to $4.00 English Shoes FOR MEN— Women and Boys Values to $12.50 NOW $4.85 to $8.85 LADIES HI SHOES Special .......... ... .... 98c 1 LOT CHILDRENS Shoes & Oxfords $1.95 Childrens Rubbers 49c Misses Rubbers .... 59c GOODYEAR SHOE COMPANY 145 4th St., near Alder Portland #i ' . . P hone 3603 - ? *!« Plumbing and Heating 2 ? CENTS A LINF PER TIME '• ’ A V . V . V . 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