The Beaverton enterprise., August 08, 1930, Page PAGE 4, Image 4

BEAVERTON EN TER PR ISE
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FRIDAY, AUGU<T ^
^ week.
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an experim ent to overcome the dis- several days this week fishing on
ALOHA N EW S
Guests at the Buck cottage ht
ease am ong the trees there.
! the McKenzie .
Good Bargains i„
were Mr.
Beach Sunday
L. D<*an and Dr. H itu sf>ent th e' Three fenders were smashed and a
Mr. and Mrs. E. W agner went to *• annon
R a d io s
M r. and Mrs. Carl Decker have re- week e n d at 3 Rivers. Dr. Hetu wheel badly bent on the Ivan S un W oudlurn Sunday .> • isil with her and Mrs. Bonlokkc, Mr. and Mrs.
Si‘IÎ Jernberg, and Mr. Ecavers of
turned to Bend, Oregon.
catchin. the limit of trout on a Gray, ton car Wedncsikiy morning in a mother, Mrs. I. B. Scttletaier.
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Mr. and Mrs. Jack Brown, of ■ Hackel fly.
I collision with one of the Oregon Visitors at the F. F. Tuttle home Yamhill und Hawley Buck Jr. of
BEAVERTON RADIO CQ
N orth Plains. vi.ited with the Brand-
c hest -r
Elspalse,
of Hillsboro, Stages. Ralph Longhorn was d m - this week were Mr. ?n ! Mrs. Will Aloha~
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or Phon« 9303
tn er Family Sunday.
suffered severe burns on the Ism djit'ti the Sutton car.
Tigcart and two sons of tiienuat v / . i . v . v a v a v . W . W W W A Buy a
New
Ra<lio or
Mr. and Mrs. Ackerman, oi t < ¡W ednesday morning, while cutting! Mary Kingston, who is attending California.
F
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r
Your
Old One
: I at tfonnxmda. was, The Aloha-Hubcr school will be
spent Monday evening with air. anti ¡ng installed on Broadway by the down over the week end She has
nc(j
(,r,(»-lv
■ r t|,c 8th
Mr*. Carl Decker.
_ . .
; P, E. V. Co. He was taken to Hills-1 just, f ui
ore weeks of school.
j Mrs p W , ( antrell and daughter
Mrs. I. F. Gilhnore, St. Johns, e n -tfenro for treatment,
Mrs. r F. . E.
! Mr. tuid
„„„ .»r».
e.. McClure
.»ce.u rc have
nave j »oan
oaQ frym
R,,seburg are ;t, the !
CONTRACTOR
joyed the day with her iktughtei.j n A McCloud has traded his been
be< n extensively
, s,tenyively entertaining t ,her
h e r j ^ of hef
XIr and M rs.
'V A V A '.V A V .V .V .V .i ,
J. D. Gillmorc.
place at tmcle J. N. Trible of Palco, Kansas, O. \ \ . (an trell and aunt .Mrs. S uiti-, ]f you own your own honte I
Mi
property for rt thre
fill 1
Mr. and Mrs. A. E. Anderson nc- jHdlsboro and is moving his family ‘n‘>
| „non
companicd by Mr. and Mr*. Morris
; T. C. Toi, of Pcs Moines, Towa, is
Remodel on Easy Term s
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to the i • ‘eh : r a
Biavert n school vv ¡11 be opened' employed at the City Meat M arket.' *'lr * 4X1 f Mrs:
Portland,
Box 325 R 2. Beaverton
vacation.
Monday, September 8.
i Stipes Garage is being equipped ' ( ’t
s
at l^ u ■ ^ i,a FK home
Mrs.
Dewey
E.
Wilson,
FIRST CLASS
Mrs. A.
W. C. McKell, rural mail carrier with a 1000 gallon oil tank which
Verne Criswell, of Portland, spent j
Drorbaugh, and son Earl, and the on route 3, lias returned from a fis h -'" ill be used for heating purposes.
PHONE BEAVERTON 10015
PLUMBING & HEATING
p
Misses Lillian and Peggy
Berger, pic .
trjp to R|Uf River. He libs been The small tank heretofore used has urnki) *t the 1-, E Tattl e home
Salt
Lak.
City
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Mrs.
Marv
K
im
Rest on
meed at Koanters Rest
te|jin ’ a)1 nf j,is friends about the|outgrow n the capacity needed.
I. *Mr*. *Vary .K,m
. . ..
Don, for a Sm ,|| Amotlnt ^
W ednesday.
beautiful scenery, but not much about
Mr*. R. D Young, of Oakland. I ^
r
sister Mrs. Eric W agner
Mrs. C. M. Kerr, v f Hillsboro, ami the M , he caUght.
! Cal., is visiting with
Beaverton
W aLren*' of, Astoria were m ,XK-:~xx~xs%"X"X~x-x~x-* •> x~x
Balance Monthly
Mr. and Mis . . L. R o b in s ,, of
Th ,ffl ,,
anf,
arc friends
¿ ¿ J * on Sunday lookm« a i,er lhe,r
LUNCH COUNTER
.
Call
W'elcb, Oregon, were guest» *''1,n ; being put into shape for the open-
Mrs. J. Uavis, formerly a resi-
p ,'
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and
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J |„ , oi .chool
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Mr 1 « » ,1 V . , * „
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5: W
G ,,r . C ,JS r
Beaverton 3303
BILLARD PARLOR
The Beaverton Radio Shop hu-e Chinn has just finished painting the Nebraska, has been in Beaverton for
\ f r ,in,| X| rs
j > " i ) , , l .*• j I\ rt I
installed the wiring for a radio s e t, new wood shed Cement walks have the past week visiting with friends.
jand wbo have been on a six W eks
M APES & SON
V A V .V M V M V .V
in the lovely hym. of the DeGraccs, been laid gravel put in the front of, Mrs A rthur Stipe, of Bend called trip ’ through California' M inneapolis'
In Manning Building
on 12th street in I ortland.
|fhe buildings and curbs put around on Mr and Mrs
Ehncr Stipe and Yellowstone Park, visited their
Lunch at All Hours
Geo. W . Jones, formerly of Peav-1 the trees.
iTuesckiy.
parents Mr. and Mrs. C. J. Stickney!
■ .V A V A -.V .V .V .V .V .V A V .V
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un <,f Tem ple '
n th eir way
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A U B R EY L. FLETCHER
dif.. was lisiting friends in U n i
t
Emanuel Beaverton Wednesday.
this week.
1 performed
Tuesday
at
Attorney at Law
U r. and Mrs. W. R. Chalmers and *
Mr. and Mrs. Win. Stout, of Shel- 1 hô pital,
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Win
Petch
of
Yarn.
Mr
‘l^,,
,
XIrs-
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1
R
v
spent
Sun-
$
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don, Washington, arc visiting their
Sam Doty sustained a severe
B eav artaa .Orage*
«'an. liter, Mrs. F. L .McClure and wound in his leg when a bale hook hill visited in Beaverton over the ¿ a', lt Nescott beach, which is near X Plumbing and Heating
Office
•with Beavarton K
«ahy
husband.
1 missed a bale >f hav and struek him week end.
\frs. Ohl has been with her sis­
Special attention given to __
The new foumkition has been laid just below th: kn<c, penetrating the v. N,,ilSC' n ,v " l y Spear and Ermn ter in Kelso, Wash., for the pa
re*J pr.
F. W. BISH O P
, account*,
, . conveyancing
, -
under the Fisher residence.
bone with such force, it wtas diffi- Nelson *pcnt the week end visiting
i* P h o .ir 2003
Bemverto», Or. « j J
OOttlomoilt of
Mr. and Mrs 1!. F. Italy have cult to dislodge M' Doty had been
^klrk*r at Latourelle Falls.
Mrs, R. I). Young was a luncheon
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gone to Klamath Falls fo ra short working on the Kelley place.
guest
at the
M. C. McKercher
arc
vacation.
Mr. and Mrs. R. L. Hawley
Alden VVIson visited at his father’s the proud parents of a baby b o v !ho,,,c TueMfey-
T ° ° L ,lte to C la s s ify
J,,hn n
Hay* visited Beaverton
home on Sunday, He has been em -lborn Friday, August 1, at W ilcox friends
Tuesday. He is making his
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summer
at
Swim,
I
Memorial
hospital.
Dr.
Mason
at-1
ployed during the
home
with
his
daughter
Mrs.
Ras-
FOR
KF..M1
2 Furnished A part-
Oregon, in the Blister Rust camp, i tended her.
merits Burnham Ave., near High-
Bieltnan
family
spent
lliussfn
°f
Hillsboro,
this
summer.
where the government is putting on) The (
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We Welcome Com parison of Price and Quality
way, Mrs. B Jeffs. Tigard,
lt
BEAVERTON
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E. A. GRAF
F. A. NOYES
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K e ? p y o u r m o n e y a t Home
Beaverton’s own Meat Market
LOR SALE—3 Chinchilla Docs, 1
ice cream freezer, 1 crib bed for
chitd, cucumber* for pickling at
Blanton and Stacy ave, Aloha
It
V C iì
th o 'S o e d s o f M i l l i o n s
“CA N 'T BE B E A T ”
Where Quality Meats
have always been Sold
W atch O ur Prices D aily in F ro n t of Store
C IT Y M E A T M A R K E T
R. C. A. GARAGE
Phone has been Changed to
t
BEACON 2324
Phone 3603
Beaverton Res. 3602
Day and Night Service
o f Peopfa}
FA1RVALE,
OREGON
Bertha-Beaverton
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For Exchange |
Lettuce and Cabbage Plants
Flower Plants
Hay, Grain, Feed, Poultry Supplies Baby Chick
Feed
G LA D IO LA BULBS
T O M A TO
PLANTS
Charles Berthold
Beaverton, Oregon, N ear S. P. Depot.
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W 1L L E X C H A N G I
University
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I’ortland,
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Modern
conveniences, garage, lut 1X
50x100, orchard. Rental $20.00 a mo 'X
now rented.
minute
B
T h e r e is n o » m i c e in siinplv sellt.ip
u p a m a c h in e o r a p la n t anti le ttin g it
t u r n o u t gtiotls. The service e x te n d s into
e s r r y tirim i o f tint b u s in e s s
d e sig n ,
p r o d net ion. th e wapr* naitl unti lite sell­
in g p ric e . All a r e a p a r t o f t h e p lun.
'I lie Forti M o to r C o m p a n y lo o k s u p o n
itself ns r h n r p e d with m a k in g un unto-
m o b i l e th ill w ill m e e t t h e n e e d s o f
m illio n s o f p e o p le unti to p r o v id e it at a
low pric e . T h a t is its m is s io n . T h a t is
its d u ty am i its o b lig a tio n to th e public.
T h e s e a rc h f o r h e ll e r wuys o f d o in g
t h in g s is n e v e r-e n d in g . T h e r e is cease­
less, u n t i r i n g effort to finti new m ethinls
a m i new m a c h in e s th at will save steps unti
t im e in m a n u f a c t u r i n g . T h e F orti p lan ts
a r e , in re a lity , a (p ea l m ec h a n ic a l u n i ­
v e rsity , d e d ic a te d to t h e atlv a n e e m r n t o f
in d u s t r y . M auy in unti fact u re rs c o m e to
see anti s h a r e th e p r o p re s s m u d r.
T h e g r r n t r a t p r o g re s s c o m e s by n e v e r
s ta n d i n g still. Ttwlay's m e th o d s , h o w e v e r
su c c e s s fu l, c a n n e v e r la* ta k e n as wholly
r ig h t. T h e y r e p r e s e n t sim ply tiie
l*est e ffo rts o f th e m o m e n t. T m
m o rr o w m u s t b r i n g un im p ro v e -
F o i l II
M o r o n
service.
W ill take
5 or
merit Li th e m e th o d s o f th e day b e fo r e .
H a u l w o r k u su a lly finds th e way.
O n c e it was t h o u g h t im p o s s ib le to cast
, ray iro n by th e en d le ss c h a in m e th o d .
AH p r e c e d e n t was ag a in st it am i every
prev ¡tins e x p e r im e n t hud fuiled. B ut f a i r
I rices to th e p tih lir d e m a n d e d th a t w aste­
f u l m e th o d s h e e lim in a te d . F inally th e
way w as f o u n d .
A b e tt e r w ay o f m a k i n g a x le slinf ts saved
thirty-six m illio n d o lla r s iu f o u r years.
A new in eth >d o f c u ttin g c ra n k c a s e s re ­
d u c e d th e cost b y $ 3 0 0 ,0 0 0 a year. T h o
p e rf e c tio n o f a new m a c h in e saved a
s im ila r a m o u n t oti su ch a little th in g as
«me holt. Mien electric w elding was tle-
veh petl to m a k e m an y lwdts u n n e c e s s a ry
anti to iuereiise s tr u c tu r a l s tr e n g th .
J u s t u little w hile ngo, a n en d le ss c h a in
c o n v e y o r a lm o s t f o u r m iles lo n g was in­
stalled ut th e Ilo u g e p la n t. T h is conveyor
h a s a daily r a p a c ity o f 3 0 0 .0 0 0 p a rts
w eighing m o r e th a n 2 ,0 0 0 ,0 0 0 p o u n d s .
B_v s u h - titu tin g th e tireless, u n v a ry in g
mac hint f o r task s fo rm e rly thine bv h a n d .
It has m a d e th e day** w o r k e a s ie r f o r
t h o u s a n d s o f w o rk e rs a n d saved lim e a n d
m o n ey in th e m a n u f a c t u r e o f th e c a r.
All o f these th in g s a r e d o n e in th e
i n te r e s t o f th e p u b lic — so th a t th e
b e n e fits o f re lia b le , e c o im n iira l
t r a n s p o r ta tio n m ay he p!urcd
w ithin th e m ea n s o f every o n e.
t
near good road. No improvements X
required. About 20 miles from l’ort X
Lind, .approximately $2000. I n q j r e 4
J W . Sltafford, St. Charles Hotel ?
Portland, Oregon.
♦
$ 1.50
P R I N T I N G
OF EVERY DESCRIPTION
P IO N E E R PR IN T IN G & ST A T IO N E R Y CO.
40-6-7-8
D*kum
B ld g —T hird
PO R T L A N D .
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W * .h in g to n St.
OREGON
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“TO-DAY IS
Y ESTERD A Y ’S PLA N S”
—put into actiott
that uank account you
start to-day is the help­
ful working plan of action
tom orrow.
When You Go By
MOTC.T COACH
STAY LONGER...GO FAR.
THER with the « o n c y low
a to-dayer
• o t o f to « ch l i n i m v « lo r you.
Thr» y t« r you c«n sHord ,u%t
tk« v e c itic n you d r u r s it you
tu v e l th l, K tn ic , low c o il w ,y .
at your neighbors bank
BANK OF BEAVERTON
SAN hRANCISCO $13 SO
LOS ANGELES
tZ2 50
SAN TA BARBARA $22 50
SAN DIEGO
$2525
(fa re s from P ortland)
\ \ hite
K. E
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food bank in a good , ow » in th#
Gordon Spot of Orogom
Hall Restaurant
Hanna, Agent
Ph. ne 1452
P A C IF IC
OW HOÜHD
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( O M I» A \ Y
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500
BUSINESS
CARDS
10 ?
acres garden land with water, on or
T h e li» loprirsrf a u to n to h ile has F rtatf;fit izrratrr o p p o r tu n ity
am i a J J r J hours o f recrea tio n to m illio n s o f m e n a n d w o m en .
ECAUSE th e a u to m o h U r is su ch un Im*
|i o r t a a t f a c to r in th e lives unti |ti. s.
jierity o f so m an y pc nlc, th e p u r p o s e of
th e F orti M o to r C o m p , iv is s o m e th in g
m o r e th a n th e m e r e uum ut'. e tu r e o f u
m o t o r ear.
1 block to bus line, 15
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w IH CS•
MEMBER FED ERA L R E S E R V E SYSTEM
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where service blends into
helpful co-operaMon
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