The Beaverton enterprise., March 27, 1931, Page PAGE 2, Image 2

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BEAVERTON ENTER .’ RISE
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in
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TURKEYS.
FEW ER
mu le the fir&t page so
i
p r M c b o c I age i.c e iv e p*oj «-i
• 'hlcu go and l' U poli- oa.eit w ere o r
** 1 ” \ .* T * T " ° Cl ’
* ^ to preserve
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rve order.
C apone üf M&,ml * nd C h i ^ l
More
turkeys
m ay be ta ile d in and diet, the Wisk o f feeding y - ou
our r \
1 J duty
ord er, but
but there
there “
Oregon this year but cu rien t in foi- school children will not be difficu lt, was no rumpus. M any girls took
illation
indicates
a
reduction
in
If a child is allow ed too m uch p a it In the dem onstration. In New
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i-Irs; L u‘ y lJutre
near 8 *n j
ea ily hatched pullets, accord in g to a candies and sw eets betw een meali». ^ YorVc a squad o f m ou n ted p olice is | C“ !>- is the ow n e r o f a turkey
lep ort just issued by the college he will acquire an abnorm al appe- ^ept on d uty
op posite
the
“ red' w h ich has 4 legs and 2 teil«.
i
xtens.on
service,
cn
the
ugncultu-
tite.
M
others
com
plain
that
their
headquarters
Gn
low
er
B
road
w ay
H H JEFFRIES, Publish»
in i situation and outlook.
children will not eat. i hey should w j1J.e 0 f ten jo.OOO com m u n ists gath-
P rices fo r turkeys were not quite stop a llo w in j
them to
lunch on
f Qr m eetjn gs af their organ iza-
as high for the
1930 cro p
as in sw eets;
discontinue
talkin g
about tion. O regon is tak in g care to pre-
Published Friday o f each week by Pioneer Pubilshing Co., at Beaverton
other recent years but returns were Johnle s or M ary’s delicate ’finn iky
yent simiJar developm en ts in the j
Ore E n u red as second-class matter at the p ostoffice at B eaverton, Ore
good com pared to other products, appetites, in his or her presence.
W est. P ortlan d has recen tly been
lh e turkey out look appears favor-
W hen
they
see
that you
I exp erlen cin *
lo m e
d ifficu lt
p rob-
Sui»*cription K ates
able from the dem and standpoint, m uch
perturbed
by
the
small lems
h ow ever in handling
these
the report says, but not m u ch is amount o f food that they consum e, dem onstrators.
on* ounce bay run
1150
Six months
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One
Year
box o f B a rb o
know n about the probable supply naturally they want to live up to
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$ 50 Subscriptions Payable in A dvance
•nd one-fewrth o u ¿ ^
Three months
from other states.
their reputations. T hey like to have j
glycerine. Any
The m arket outlook for eggs dur- a fuss made over them. I f refu sin g
Last year's ca tch
of
salm on in
Ing the 1931-3 market year appear* to eat heartily will keep them in B ritish C olum bia totaled 213,500,000
Beaterton OH.ce-BroaJway urai Ü. E. Track*. I'houe 7 M
( mix it at horn« « J*
fairly favorable, accord in g to the the limelight, then they w on 't eat as pounds the highest ever record ed , i
littl* eoa t Applrtn h
Portland Of lice—400-407-4«« Dekum Bldg. Phone ATwater 5914
A bout
2,220,000
cases
have been
U ir t . i e . .
college econom ists, but poultrym en you wish
—r— r^yor-—« j r . - a 7 r :
the desired shade
apparently plan to raise few er pul
Do not let them have sw eets be- can ned m ost o f w h ich will be e x ­
tained. • It wiTI g r a d u a l ly * ^
d ifferen t
parts
o f the
lets than usual. C om m ercial hatch- tween meals, and d o not appear to ported to
itn-asro, faded w
fTmy
BIT m
and
m*h-u ^
Streaked,
or g*a
y O
hair
adaS??*
eries in the United
States
turned notice w hether they eat or not at world.
and g\omj. Barbo will not eoiov th* 5
w n
o
t s
tic
k
y o
r «nu/ a
a
o d
o
e
s n
e
«
out
50 per cent
few er
January meals. In a short tlrre you 'll find '
chicks and
around *0
per
cent them
con su m in g
w holesom e
food , m .- - —
The#BEST Gray.Hai?
Remedy is Home Ma¿
Tahalí pmt of
can putthiaupoqryS*
LABOR-SAVING AND ECONOMY
The theory has been advanced, and the plan put into
operation on occasions,, of temporarily doing away with tewer February chicks than last like other norm al children.
labor-saving machiner) and employing hand laboi, to re >b'*r paofi/^oast poultrymen have r e c r u i t s w a n t e d f o r
lieve the depression. This all sounds good hut is it also m arkeled
many hens that
m a r in e
economy in the end? lhe principle could be carried t M 1 1r»e number now on farm s is som e-
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ridiculous extreme. For . . example w
e could go
back
to
■*«
a - “*• * >;-/ «»
.,
.
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E gg production has been
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co r
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V A V d V A V S S W .V .V ^ ,
B eacon
72*7
Kot» Idonea
F R E D E R IC K
unusu- officers In ch arge o f m arine corps
ally heavy during the winter m onths recruiting for the States o f O regon, ;
M.
B ea con
5071
INFLUENZA
DEM PSEY
T he
physical labor for practically all daily operations u we
SPREADING
wanted to do SO.
l iiere is nothing to stop our driving because o f thè mild, open w eathei W ashington and Idaho, to résumé
E ven in g s by A pp oin tm en t
C h eck C olds at on ce with Oil
th« It.cent trend lias been tow- recruiting fo r applicants fo r gen-
horses hitched to buggies. We could do away with the out
T a k e it as a preventive
T he use o f i ^ral service.
ard normal production
*26 A m erican B ank B ldg. Cortland
electric washing machine. Then the housewife hunt­ eggs by consumers, how ever, lias A pplicants fo r enlistm ent must bo !
U se 666 S alve fo r Babiet
ing work would find plenty of it bent over a wash-board nc.eaaed niibstantially because o f 19 years o f age and not over 30; at VsV%*s^*s"sV"s*s*•“■“•V*»*»"»*»“«*»*«*■■«■«*«
least 66 Inches In h eigh t; o f good
■ A W V V A V W A W A Y A V av ,
But it would not be true economy. In the end it would the low prices. ____
ch aracter and able to pass the re-
not only fail to keep people from going hungry it would
quired physical and m ental exam inu- ^ A W . W A ' . W A W / A V . W i S V b W . V . V W A V W W A V . W . i
actually and ultimately contribute to their hunger.
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lions. Men fo r band duty must be %
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at least 64 inches
in h eigh t;
V v • l a , Jt
U. \ J C X
The intentions of some of the employers along these
years o f age or over and qu alified 1 ^
MORTICIAN
* s ^ ci*t€Ì
lines are good. But it is charity gone astray. It labor-
¿LftcL
to pass the sam e exam inations a.*- |%
RF A V F DTONI
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*
r\ T * t? r < r \ K i
/ytop
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are required fo r general serv ice; l S
O tA V tK lU I N ,
OREGON
saving devices were not good for hum ìankind we would
and In addition pass the required j J
WE
8 ERVE,
R E G A R D L E S S O F T H E T IM E D A Y O R NIGHT
ot permit men to ,
not have them; the Almighty would not
musical
exam ination.
All
appli­
Iiinen we employ M J A M » * • « « / « f ò
invent them. As we obtain such machinery
cants ara transferred to the m arine
more men to make machinery, and thus the world pro -1
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corps base at San Diego, C alifornia,
where they receive their m ilitary
gresses. Labor-saving devices are desirable because
,h** Chl,dr*’n No- 1
Tell me how to feed my children training after w hich ’.hey are trans
they contribute to the comfort, the convenience, the who are attending school, writes ferred to one o f the m any m arine a
3603
Beaverton Res. 3602'<
economy, and thus the happiness of all.
an anxious mother.
corps posts in forign countries ot* In
The thing that will help prosperity (along with a The Book that contains the wls the United States,
o f the ages, tells us that oui
The m arine corp s recru itin g sta-
C A B B A G E P L A N T S
thousand other things that might he done) is not letting dom
bodies are
the
temples
of
God . tion is located In room 430 W orces-
road-building machinery rust while men work with picks When the Jews built the tem ple In ter building 3rd and Oak Sts., P ort--
All Kinds Gardtn Seeds, bulk or package
and shovels at the job the machine could do better and Jerusalem to the Most H igh, they land Oregon.
Baby Chick Feed ol all Kinds
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faster. The thing to do is to build more good roads, put into It materials o f lasting — ---------------—
quality. They built for endurance
more houses, more bridges, more sidewalks, wherever and
N E P H I L A N D P L A S T E R
beauty.
The
temples
o f our
needed and to use the finest, most powerful and most bodies are not constructed o f brick
and m ortar but out o f food.
efficient labor saving machinery possible to procure.
C a l l F o r P r ic e
The great C reator has supplied us
r --r c
America is a comparatively new country. In many of abundantly
with materials for malt-
LIQ U ID OR T A B L E T S
its parts the surface \»>f real development has hardly been
..t h !,:: Cure Colds.Headaches,Fever
C h a r le s B e r t h o ld
scratched. As yet there is not even a continuously paved Z . ' X '
To build a strong body tem ple, the j
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highway across the nation along any route that might w ork should begin with on e's an-
Beaverton, Oregon, Near S. P. Depot.
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he called truly transcontinental.
Thousands of cities restore. Then the m other’s body . CURES BABY S CO LD
and towns are without adequate public buildings. There should be strengthened and fortified * > ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ * ~ H * * M * * H ~ h v * H * ‘I‘ v*h *M *.h ^ *H **H **h *h *W **P *P *i**H **H *,H ' 'K . * j “ i*»
liiîj« * .
Ski
is still a sorrowful lack of repair and improvement in by a diet, that will make p e r fe c t )
teeth, bones, m uscle and tissue.
many fields of construction.
Therc is an old saying that the (
Rather than see how many men can he employed on m other loses a tooth for each child j
one job, let Us see how many jobs we can employ fewer that she bears. This is a wholly
unnecessary sacrifice, and is due to I
men on, and thus bring real development along with a deflency o f calcium In her diet, j
economy. Babylon may have had its thousands of sla­ Nature is concerned about the little
ves to do the work, hut this is not Babylon. We are in new life, and if the mother does not
enough calcium
and phos­
the I wentieth ( entury, anti should continue with supply
phorous for her needs and those o f
twentieth Century methods.
her child then her bones and teeth
A ttorn ey
at
Law
a*w s[
T ign i'
Aloha
O eo’ o
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C h e v ro le t is
the w o r l d ’s la r g e s t b u ild e r
of s i x - c y l i n d e r tru ck s
are drawn upon for the supply. The
result Is irreparable injury to the
mother, and the child is given a
bad start in life.
Dentists have
been
busy
for
many years filling holes in teeth,
but with poor success; It is ¡a make­
shift. Good
teeth
must
be con ­
structed from a diet
that
makes
dentine.
Experim ents
have
been
tiled on young rabbits and guinea
pigs, which proved that the teeth
become soft
and
im perfect
on a
diet
deficient
in
bone
form ing
materials.
Milk is the
natural food o f all
young mammals. It Is rich In ele­
ments that prom ote growth. W it­
ness the calf, how rapidly he grows
and
flourishes
when
given
an
abundant supply o f milk. Milk Is
m - rich In calcium, protein vitamins
and
other
valuable
constituents
Mother's milk is always better for
the Infant
than any
other. The
a s L s e l n o f c o w . m ilk form s dense
Abormal Mind* and Automobile*
It is hard to understand the mental kink that im­
pelled the Rhode Island mother to toss her children into
the ocean, where two of them drowned, and to dash into
the watery grave behind them.
It is noted, however, that she drove the family auto
mobile to the wharf from which the tragedy was enacted
The point is, how many persons of similar mentality are
dnvmg automobiles in the United States. Judgingfrom
the number of accidents there must he plenty of them.
The industrial prophets, trying to guess when good
times will return, ought to get weekly reports from the
church collections of the land. When they show
creased receipts better time s are here.
JDOJI rule in life is to keep your mouth shut
mm n «is possible when you begin conversations with curd* lhftt ar<> hurd for
to digest, unlesa modified.
strangers.
C n t’
NUMBERS Slitti \ K
DURING PAST TEN YEARS
m orse
k*r o f horse* and m ule, will pru^
•Wy be reduced to around 10 mil
E
¡ L l V ° *ccord in " to • report
^■£*u*d
by the Oregon
State
• M * «« extension
The
horse
. l “ Ulr **»pulatlon in 1830 was 23
*°n
J * 1 1 * nd ">ule |«up*|*Uo* o f
on
Jounar)
i uu
was ls
fcead
Com
nar*d to
i n «Manna
co m pared
2JW.O0O
»0 yes i s ago
This la a re.luc-
• * 4 0 | - t « en«
that
outkH.k for horse and
*“ ' * dec,,n ' d «harply
For
it!, tsxr .
n l
•**« und on# sixth Of th.« t
■
w *-1
e e ated
-.-T '..
. " ,H'n ’ ’ may
' r I" ■ iu ird ,n thl, country «.«
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Op
equipment
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N«
HY
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‘«omt
Older children should be supplied
with a dally ration o f c o w s milk
one o f the most perfect foodt:
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the world, and as we have seen.
^
ow ing to the calcium and phosphor-
ous content, quite necessary in the
HOME HONEY HALES MORE
building o f stron g bones and teeth
P rim itive races usually have sound
HUT E X P O R T S
D E C LIN E
teeth. The m others frequently nurse
their babies for tw o or three years
Mothers in clvlliied countries have
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m
«•"■«m ptlon o f honey I. re not the physical stam ina o f these
P° rt‘‘d ln * » ' » ‘ »nient just Issued by uncivilized folks, because their lives
as well as their food is more arti­
R Brelthaupt. extension econom - ficial.
*' * l ° r«*on State college. This
An extrem e case com es to the
h* believes. |, due to the
mind o f the writer. A child about
f* ° l ,h a l " “ «W beekeeper, packed
fifteen months old was brought in
cr° f
In small tin
with an unsightly skin disease that
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r
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alm
ost covered her body. No teeth
l! '
nearhj 4**I*
CT Um' rs had - P i - r e d
This afflicted little
!■ urtber
development
developm ent
of
su ch I c r e s i,ir'-' k . a
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m e,hod*
a,lvts«hle.
accorditi -
T , ^
lAk' n from on ^
Î » ’ be f*p *(t because exports of
° “ no,h,>r
w ‘ »h,nit r*-
What has become of the flapper who thought
¿ rr * cL!üLl,>w J lu> k,u>(‘ "'«‘re entirely too long.
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W hoever you g o -o n city street
°rcountry ro a d -y o u find Chevrolet
y mder trucks very much in
known packers, oil companies and
manufacturers are using Chevrolets
in steadily growing numbers. Every
evidence. Ten, of thousands of these
sturdy worker, are on the job
line of business, every field of m-
dustry is coming to rely more and
o .y deliver,ng goods, moving
supplies, doing all types of light
and heavy hauling.
more on these big, powerful Sixes,
M3 Aliskj
or9. fl.et, of Chevrolet, are cov-
•nog t . not,on for prominent
Indeed, the demand for Chevrolet
trucKs during recent years has been
such that Chevrolet rank, today
a , the worfd', targe,f bu./der of ox-
1*1 g (Vit
publ.c shirty firm,. Nationally
cylinder track, and commerce/ core
Chevrolet 1 '*;»<>" «ha 5 ,1, wlth , 31e whee,baie
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In
h lj >r>
«'ft*# brouirht
H-,,ou n d in < Inform ation that
the
m other
craved
only
sweets
,0 * d
in the east
obaarvers
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I V* olx ,oe crT*tn. cakes and other
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tema In i«at year compared
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