The Beaverton enterprise., June 13, 1930, Image 6

NEWS
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Mr. and Mrs. C. L. Roy motored J H A Z E L D A L E
Until his head begins to n od
i to Rainier Sunday to visit with her
Then mother quickly goes
sister Mrs. Fred Girt.
Mr. and Mrs. C. P. Syverson had
And takes those precious glass < s
as guests on Sunday Mr. and Mrs.
From off Way fathers nose.
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Fathers glasses lay on the mantle
And Oh! the love that shines n g h .' out
Emmabelle Peterson and Paulin* R. Hornccker and A dru n o f Hills­
Kirvnaman
are
e^n ployed
at
lie boro. Mr. and Mrs. Ray Syverson
Beside the family clock
Upon my mothers face
Aloha Mercantile company.
They look so peaceful lying there
When she puts my fathers glasses
of Huber, Courtney Syverson _ and
For they get to rest a lot.
Back in their accustomed place
Nita Shitfer oi 'limber.
B E A V E R T O N O R EG O N
Mrs. Heath, o f Portland, who is
Dad you see’ s a busy man,
Come folks lets give our Dads a re*t
He has to work a lot;
They’ve earned it goodness kn ow n ;! very anx.ous to return
here and
Mrs. Lulu Wright of Astoria was
And so those glav-es stay right there Then we can see them read and reel make her home, was in Aloha San-
This old Established business is now offered f.,r sal*
the
guest of Mrs. K. B. Day on
Besides the family clock
With those glasses on their nost day looking over some property.
5! 1
of r»st
Wednesday
and
Thursday
Price that is very low, considering
the earning
He rises when the dew is on
Power oj
By Z. G. S
The Place. Attractive
terms will be made to respond
And hardly stops to cat
The Beaverton Rebekah members week,
You’d think that he would wear
spent a most enjoytible day at «he
Kenneth Mills, who hai been in
Dirties.
Joe Bush home last Thursday. A Los Angeles, Cal., since February,
clear out
Prunes Not a Failure
here
lasl
Especially his feet.
pot luck lunch was served.
returned to his home
He never thinks about himself
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Saturday.
Ytimhill fanners are overjoyed to
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He hasn’ t time to stop,
The Steigerwald family o f P « n -
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find what they had estimated a lit*le
lie ’ s earning bread to feed us all
arlier in the season as a failure o f j land, were guests of the Eisenbics
Mr a"'> Mrs- Kt)bl ,t
'™ n . " "
And it takes an awful lot.
the prune crop, is now determ ine'!' home on Sunday at which time rfie> tertatned at cli-iner oti >unda> ai >.
Then there is clothes for all of i»s,
to be a half crop of larger am d i celebrated the birthriuys of Mrs. W. Henry Pfaender o f Honouhilii.
And they wear out so fast
thirteen year and Mrs. George McLcIland and lini
better
prunes. Some of the orchard. [F Kisenbies anil
I guess that Dad thinks clothes now
Stcigcrwaid’s Uuberston of Portland. Mr. and M i-
on the high hills report a full crop, old birthday of
a-davs
J. C. Smith und Jean Smith.
-
daughter.
Are not made to last.
1 cannot count the many things
your Ford here for that I lurry
B r in g s
t The Beaverton Kcbekahs were in
Mrs. Dan Kenny is here from S
ALOHA NEW S.
My father has to get.
attendance
at the Sterling
Lodge Francisco visiting her parent's, M
Up Job. Maybe its only a little thing-,
So those glasses get to rest
and Mrs. C. P. Syverson.
S
has
meeting
in
Portland
F'riday.
Lewis
E.
Madden,
of
Duber,
For he hasn't time to ‘‘set’
Crockett Brown arrived from A :i- »*
Big or Little, our mechanics will find
moved to Orenco to reside.
Put sometimes in the evening
daughter
zona
oq
Saturday
for
an
extend
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Mrs.
Chamberlain
and
When it’ s too dark to sec,
the trouble in a jiffy and send you
I £
Mr and Mrs. Neal attended the Virginia, Mrs. O. Wheeler and on visit with his sister, Mrs.A
Father sits bv the fireplace
Dcnh
l.’i
Doughty,
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Ed.
North-
£
Gervais
re-
Wallace
and
Mrs.
A.
irrigation experiment at
And it's a treat to me.
away \Smiling. All labor billed at low
way of Amity sjient the weekend at J,
spent Saturday at Jantzen Beach
cently.
T o see him get a paper
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the Doughty home.
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Then put his glasses on.
Flat rate.
Aloha
postmas-
Mrs.
O.
G.
Jackman
and
her
son
J«
H.
A.
Lowry,
the
And read the news
a little bit;
L /v I
1 1 KJ y
v_/ u i j
v enjoyed
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j v v i
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Boy
Scouts
a i I
The Huber
Sauvics Island
Saturday,1 ter, is still confined to his home but Elmer o f Ontario, Oregon, were the •,
It isn't very long.
trip to
Sunday Messrs. Tatlock, is somewhat improved in health.
guests of Mr. and Mrs. B. L. Grif- ,«
ie turning Sunday
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fiths
on Sunday. Mrs. Jackmbn is a
accompanied
Patterson and Wright,
Mrs. D. Foster, of Portland, visited former resident of this neighborhood.
the boys.
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with her parents, Mr. and Mrs.
Mrs. Matt Bloomquist was pleas­
Too Lute to Classify
antly surprised by a number of her
f h i check room at the Huber Hall ^ a>*s Sunday.
triends at her home on Thursday
■ is being remodeled.
Mr. 'and Mrs. W esley Heath were fternoon. The kidies wereMesdames
SECOND HAND LA W N MOW F.U
1 guests Sunday of the Sutton family
Keirtmer, Joe Kemmer, Ves
for sale.
1st class condition. No. j Mrs. Ohl, of Portland, was
Baney; Frank Moore, F.. W . Liver­
ill West Pacific at General Re­ Alohb
visiting with
Sunday
The Newman family from Salem more, Pete Piluso, John Johnson,
pair Shop, Forest Gorve, Ore.
i friends.
‘ spent the week end at the Tuttle John
Beaverton, Oregon
Nylund, B. L. Griffiths and
Misses Vera Jacobson and Ely a Ny­
YOUNG LEGHORN R O O S T E R S -
Guests at the Claude L Roy home home.
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15 cents each or ten dollars a hun - 1 tj,is week have been Mr. and Mrs.
lund.
A. Swinterton left last week for
dred. E. C. Richardson, Tualatin ^ j£. Clark. -
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an extended visit with his daughter I
C. J. Stickncy and family motored in Peoria. Illinois, and a sister at;
FOR SALE.—2 year
old
Gurnse. .
Mt. Vernon, Indiana.
cow fre-h, 2 months, (all Beaver- j to ^*ue Lake on Sunday,
ton 8555.
Mrs.
E.
D.
Agnell
entertained
Mr und Mrs Fd I.usby, o f Salem,
relatives ‘ and^ Diends “here Portland gue*ts over the last holickiy
Helen Godfrey, advanced student j visited
of Dr. Emil
Emma will
receive ! Sunday,
On W ednesday and Thursday Mrs
students in piano instruction during
Roy Gardner, of Yaiuhill, spent E. D. Agnell spent the day at the
the summer months. Studio at the
Hcaihtnan Hotel in Portland visiting
L. IV Hall
residence at
Tigard, the week end in Aloha.
Mrs. Annti Palmer.
Ore. Phone Beaverton 7053, or see
A
new
Neon
sign
has
been
in­
Mrs. Hall
stalled at the Aloha Finance building
FOR SALE
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All
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die now taking such cherries as Governor
Woods, Lltons, Waterhouse and any other soft
, "b ite cherries suitable for canning,
counting not
’
more than 125 to the pound.
Your kiiiid of
VACATION
t a l k i n g , « t h i n g , d a n c in g ,
lo o tin g .. .»*o »l.o ra, m ountain,
...to ire w h e re , not for aw ay, a
little corn#, ef snehomed p la y ­
ground offers your particular
hi - d of vocation A i d the care
fre s , d o lla r s a v in g w a y to
travel there it ab o a rd a luxu-
rtovt P AC IFIC O - t E Y H O U N D
coach.
R. FI Hanna. Agent
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I I USIBÍESSES
Experience o f luvije fleet ow ners revoah\
the tsnnsjzijl reliability and econom y
o f the new F ord
SIGNIFICANT TRIBUTE to the value of
L the new Foril is found in its increas­
ing use by Federal, state and city gov­
ernments and by large industrial com­
panies which keep careful Gay-by-<lay cost
records. In most instances, the Ford has
been choeen only after exhaustive tests
o f every factor that contributes to good
performance— speed, power, safety, com­
fort, low. cost o f operation and up-keep,
reliability and long life.
Prominent among the companies using
the Ford are the Associated Companies
of the Bell System. Armour and Com­
pany. The Borden Company, Continental
Baking Corporation, Firestone Tire and
Buhber Company, General Electric Com­
pany. Goodyear Tire and Buhhcr Com­
pany. Kellogg Company, Knickerbocker
Ice Company, Morton Salt Company,
Pillsbury Flour Mills Company, The
‘ meter and Gamble Company, and
Swift & Company.
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PIANO
actory
SERVII
FORD
F.acli of these companies uses a large
number o f Ford cars and trucks. The
Associated Companies of the Bell System
use more than eight thousand.
Modern business moves at a fast pace
and it needs the Ford. Daily, in count­
less wuvs and places, it helps to speed
the production and delivery of the
world’ s goods anil extend the useful ser-
' ice of men and companies.
Constant, steady operation over many
thousands o f miles emphasizes the ad­
vantages of the sound design of the Ford
car, its high quality of materials, and
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unusual accuracy in manufacturing.
Beneath its graceful lines and beautiful
colors there is a high degree of me­
chanical excellence.
An example o f the value built into the
Ford is the use of more than twenty ball
and roller hearings. They are hidden
within the car and you may never see
them. Yet they play an important part
in satisfactory, economical perforinanee.
Their function is similar to the jewels of
a fine watch.
Throughout the Ford chassis, a ball
or roller bearing is used at every place
where it is needed to reduce friction
and wear and give smooth, reliable me­
chanical operation.
At many points, as on the transmission
counter-shaft, cluteh release, fan and
pump shaft, and front drive shaft, these
hall and roller hearings are used where
less costly types of hearings might be
considered udequute.
A dditional instances o f the high
quality huilt into the Ford are the ex-
tensive use o f steel fo r g in g s, fully
enclosed four-w heel brak es, Rustles»
Steel, four Iloudaille double-arting hy­
draulic shock absorbers, aluminum pi»*
tons, chrom e silicon alloy valve»*
torque-tuhe drive, three-quarter floating
rear axle, and the Triplex shatter-proof
glass w indshield.
The Ford policy has always been to
use the best possible material for each
purt and then, through large prod®**
tion. give it to the public at low cost.
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td local tn
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lumbing ant
Jid gravel.
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